Adults with a history of developmental dyscalculia show impaired verbal short-term memory for serial order but preserved item recall¶
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q3 i? Adults with developmental dyscalculia recall serial order information worse than matched controls while item recall remains intact. → Attout 2015
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Attout 2015¶
Attout, Lucie; Salmon, Eric; Majerus, Steve. (2015). Working memory for serial order is dysfunctional in adults with a history of developmental dyscalculia: Evidence from behavioral and neuroimaging data. Developmental Neuropsychology, 40. https://doi.org/10.1080/87565641.2015.1036993
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Behavioral experiment comparing adults with a history of developmental dyscalculia and matched controls on short-term memory tasks probing serial order versus item information. The article's title states that working memory for serial order "is dysfunctional in adults with a history of developmental dyscalculia".
"Working memory for serial order is dysfunctional in adults with a history of developmental dyscalculia: Evidence from behavioral and neuroimaging data"
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Related Claims¶
- Adults with developmental dyscalculia show reduced left intraparietal activation during serial order processing relative to controls — related
- Serial order short-term memory deficits in dyscalculia persist into adulthood despite typical math achievement history — related
- In pure developmental dyscalculia with normal reading and verbal IQ, verbal short-term and working memory are intact — reports the opposite
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Adults with a history of developmental dyscalculia show impaired verbal short-term memory for serial order but preserved item recall |
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Adults with a history of developmental dyscalculia show impaired verbal short-term memory for serial order but preserved item recall |
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2015 |
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